They sing about horses through the windy steppe

Apr 17, 2008 14:16

Many years ago vocals would be the least of my concern. If a singer did a Captain Beefheart, had a two dark or too falsetto voice wouldn't bother me. The instumentation was everything and learning to sing well was not on my agenda. But then I came across the singing known as Xhoomei, or Throat singing as we know it by. Three randomly downloaded mp3 ( Read more... )

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mountain_king April 17 2008, 16:14:33 UTC
God I love tuvan throat singing. It definitely should be listened to out in nature. Last summer I would go out to the park by my apartment building, put on some Huun-Huur-Tu and imagine I was on the steppe.

Do you have Melodii Tuvi? I was thinking of posting that album tomorrow.

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cap_scaleman April 17 2008, 18:15:58 UTC
Yes, I happen to have that one. What is missing in my collection is some additional Yat-kha, Alash, Huun-Huur-Tu and a couple of other groups too.

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vonbruckhousen April 18 2008, 19:08:12 UTC
Really a lovely subject/topic. No idea so many types/techniques this throat music. Thank you for posting about it.

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cap_scaleman April 18 2008, 21:34:30 UTC
There are even more!

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vonbruckhousen April 19 2008, 03:17:19 UTC
Yup, I Googled it, awesome.

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cap_scaleman April 19 2008, 12:22:05 UTC
Word!

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